Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-19
THE LIVELY JUNCTION.
A Budget of Interesting News from
Ogden-The Interest in the Flee
ton still Runs High.
The Sensational story of the Disap'
pearamce Of Mr.. Sycnsgard-An
ApOstate Mormon, Ahem!
The Deputies Getting in Their Work
jack Smith Fearfully Slugged-
The Stake Conference,


Monday that had an interesting tele-
graphic report. Your friends send greet
ing for your enterprise.
learn from positive authority that the
Peoples party will not let their nominees
for municipal offices be known till the
Liberal candidates names are published.
What's the odds to Peoples candidates,
anyhow? The election will be on a
Monday, and the Sunday night ward
meetings on the 18th are all that is
needed to whoop up the brethren and sis
tiers to "the first principles OF the Cos
| pei"
Theatrical entertainments are becoming
fewer and farther between than ever.
| What's the reason?
The electric light did not beam last
night worth Il rush. Was there some
thing or somebody frozen!
Election preparations are being made
on the quiet. Neither party cares to
show its hand before the last cards are
dealt And this is rational, especially in
view OF the immensely potent advantage
which the so-called Peoples party has
with its iron-clad and brass-cheeked
theological and ecclesiastical discipline.
But yet, in the long run, all the wiles
and wires of the Stake Presidency will
prove unavailing,
The Police Court has had an easy time
OF it thus far, since the first OF the month
and year.
Hotels and caravansaries are quiet,
but this is the constitutionally dull sea-
son anyhow.
Everybody wants to know, this eve
ming, what the Conference Committee on
the Edmunds-Tucker bill will do, or have
done
Dr. A. S. Condor is afflicted by cold
but his warm heart continues beating in
poetic pulsations, OF which more here
after.
Two little boys had big fight over a
small dog yesterday afternoon on Fifth
street, in front OF the Broom Hotel. One
boy got the dog and the other got the
disappointment, while the assembled
multitude got all the fun there was in it.
The remains OF the late Jerome B.
Hughlett were taken East Tuesday morn
ing, the Knights OF Pythias having done
the ritual honors to their beloved and
esteemed comrade.
The Temple of Honor organization is
gaining in popularity, and will soon make
its good and moralizing influence felt.
The City Council will meet again on
Friday. 1t will be the next to the last
session OF the present municipal solons
before the election for new set OF Of
ficers, which will undoubtedly be from
the opposite bank OF the salt river
The Pleasant Hours Club will do the
tripping OF the terpsichorean tread on
Thursday night, and the German Club
will expand their lungs and good humor
the evening following.
Gospel meetings conducted by Rev.
} Wishard, are continuing to attract large
crowds OF worshippers and witnesses in
Buchmiller's hall on Main street. For
lack OF other attractions the religious
revival and moral reform work is on the
taps.
Next week there will be a theatrical
performance, presumably in Union Opera
House, by the Home Club, Professor II
g. Frank, a well-recommended elocu-
zionist, taking leading part in the en-
tertainment 1t will be "Game to the
Last
Our ice men are already importuning
the saloOnists and others in urgent, CON
slant and extensive need Of ice for their
orders Tor next summers supply of the
CONCEALED commodity
c. II. Greenwich, the butcher. has gone
out OF town.
On Tuesday, Deputy Marshal Steele
was seen with one OF Browning Bros.
new rifles. He claimed that he was
thinking OF going to hunt some jack rab-
bits with his colleague Milestone.
In the San Francisco Chronicle OF Jan.
18th, | noticed dispatch from Santa
Ana, Cal, in which it is intimated that
there are sthree railroad companies
hagglng and trucking, rivaling and
rustling for the orange freight eastward
5000 a carload being the rate from South
ern California, while Ogden shippers
tsuch as r. p. Harris, A. G. Reno, III.
l.. Griffin, II. NJ. Bond and others are
''socked" to the tune of 1855 or $3.50 laid
down here. This OF course, is an un-
reasonable, insensible, unjust and dis
gushing discrimination, which affects not
only my Ogden friends but your own
Salt Lake friends likewise. Hence |
breach the subject in this wise, having
advised the ChrOnicic also OF the DISPOSE
ton and feeling OF our own folks.
The cold is growing colder.
Senate news is looked for with great
interest by everybody.
In reference to the matter Of Il. w.
Tullidge's History Of Ogden City, which
the City Council proposed at one time to
subsidze with 81 900, it is now learned
by the DEMOCRAT writer (the only UNI
preludiCed source OF informatiOn) that the
history is one-thrd under way and will
be paid from individual funds. The only
thing regrettabe about it N his two
column card in the Hcraid, by which he
is likely to ALLEVIATE, rather than to afIili.
ate, friends to himself and his otherwise
credltable enterprise, for which he is the
only qualified person in Utah.
The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints will hold its quarterly confer
encc for and in the Weber stake OF Zion
on Saturday Of this and Sunday Of next
week, chronolOgcalIy speaking. As to
who is to do the big specchiiying depo-
nent suyeth not, because he knoweth
not. But Joseph 4. West, joseph Han
ford, Joseph Parry, Joseph Hall, and the
Lord knows how many more JOsephs
Though no JosephitesJ will pound the
pulpit and their hearers cerebral pulp.
By the way Brother A. i. Kcrshaw
has not been heard Of for Il few DAYS. /
saw him last week, but only on Il tam
gent The court wants to get him ON Il
hypotenusc, TO give him a Rose-water
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